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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-05-26

Nos abonnes sc sont rendus en-
grand nombre q rappel que nous
leur avons fait de payer leur
Announcement, nous les en- remer-
cions bien cordialement. Nous es-
perons que les retardataires feront
diligence ct comprendront que
nous ne pouvons pas leur envoyer
notre journal pendant des annees
ct des ann6es sans Remuneration
aucune
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-05-26

Iagence des wins de la Califor-
ME -California wine House-a
transports ses bureaux du Boston
Block Oh ills 6taient auparavaM =
|leur nouyeau magasin No253-255,
q me Avenue sud. Leurs affaires lei
CONNIE ailleurs ont pris de telles
proportions que scette agence s'est
oblig6e donvrird es barils, ann
az pouvoir exp6dierl eurs comman-.
sdes aYec plus dc rapiditAs
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-05-26

mobilization qui auront lieu en-
septembre proclaim.
lie Pape a 6crit una Tongue let
tire a M. Gr6yy, dams laquelle il ex
horte Ia France q adopter unel oil:
tique de tolerance ct de paix reli-
excuses.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-05-26

feuille contenant plusieurs papie1s
|de yaleur. . bord DUN des bateaux
passeurs, ces jours derniers. DE
|retour a ga residence M. Morency
s'apercut,de Ia perte quill venait
Ide faire, et il retourna de suite
au bateau Oh le Capt. Barras lui
remit son p%ortefauille. C'est
quill await 6t6 trouve dams lie So
Ion du bateau par IN matelot, Tho
mas Thibault, qui le remis q son
capitaine sans en- examiner le con
tenu.
VOLTA un acte de prolific qui
fait honneur q M. Thibault.
OTTAWA.
lie Gouverneur General re-
viendra jeudi q. Ottawa on une re-
ception splendide lui sera fate.
Toutes les rues seront p~avois6es ct
oInees de drapeaux.
~ DIVERS ENDRoITs.
.Mgf. Borgess., evsqne catbolique
de Detroit, nisetaitenconm aYec
les Canadiens-francais de cette
vile, aenvoy6 tout recemmert So
@d4mlssion q Rome.
Cette d6mission q 6t6 accept6e.
Il on ,r6pare actuellemen. le
aPhare de Pile STE. Th6rsse, beau
coup endommag6 parl'inondatlon,
L'un des pilliers q etc complete
ment emport6. 81 on ne batit pas
I'm autre phare, Ia navigation. en-
souffrira beancoup, scion lopiniont
de NJ. kennsdy, lingenieur du
Havre.
A Ste Catherine, Ont, une
reunion de Parm6e du Salut 9 etc
assaillie par nne avalanche de
fruits pocurris, nufs ct pierres ct
s'est dispers6e en- d6sordre. Plu.
sieurs personnes ont etc b%lessees.
Vendredi dernier, N. Urban
Richer, cnltivateur de st Jean
DESIGNATIONS en- le malheur de
perdre son fills, qui s'est noye IN
travaillant q la descente du DO .,
sur Ia riyiAre du Chene.
--L'6glise de Ste Anne de Beau
pre- a 6t6 declar6e Basillque mineu
re- par Sa Salntet6 Leon Kill.
II aura dams la nouyelle Basil
lique sept autels fixes q lsnstor de
Saint Pierre de Rome.
3 lots 33xl65 sur la 2Ame rue N.
81. prAs de Ia 18eme Ay. pour $500
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-05-26
EUROPE.

,,n;;noa,nant oa,n n ~ 49,. ~, n,,hl,'
oa;ns $3.50
Parls, - mal.-Encore un es
plon allamand Hassler, arrete 9
DIXON. u etalt ancien mlllltare.
On 9 trouye dams seq poches une
|ilste on setrouvaient lnsrlts toua
les Allemands des enylrons &c
Dion.
Paris. TX mai.-Une ieune An
claisa. fatignAe das axcentricitAs
dun maniaaue. M. Montague, agec
leon, lselle s6tait unariee en Angle.
terre, ! tire Six scoups de revolver
sur son mari.
Elles'appelait julia Rothschild
et r6sidait dams un hotel de Ia rue
Montaipne. pres des Champs
Elys6es.
Elleaa Ste condamn6e j quinze
iours dc prison pour ayoir bless6
M. Montague.
n-.,7 II n.n4x
a;dant 80 I !, = aa I, .aa $500 antr.l ia =
mains al president de il R6publi-
que, M. Grevy, la d6mission collec
tive du ministAre.
La demlsslon 9 eve acceP1ee.
~. 0reVys,, aIalg sappeier les
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-05-26
MINNEAPOLIS.

L'EcHo DE L'OuBsT nest pas respon-
ssble DIES idees Ell opinions emises par
ses correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-05-26

3 lots 33xl65 sur la 2Ame rue N.
81. PRES de Ia l8eme Az. pour $500
chaque. Placements faciles.
Campbell Freres.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-05-26

ans ct s'etait d6goht6 de la vie de-
puts que I'on await decouyert dams
Sos complies de commissaire de la
sant6 des irregularities au sujet
desquelles il n'avait pu donner
d'explications satisfaisantss. Pen
dant la matinee d'hier, il await fait,
en- vile, plusieurs visites Ct parais-
salt gal ct satisfait Vers midi, il
rentra chez lui, ALA droit q son ca
binet de travail prit dams aon bu
reau un pistolet charge ct sc br1la
la cervelIe. lie general await Gu,
pendant la guerre de secession, de
brillants 6tats de- service. Entire
simple soldat au Ace PennsylYa'
nein, il deyint bientot le colonel de
ce regiment, puts fut nomme gene
raj de brigade le l3 mars 1865.
Jusqu'A la bataille de Gettysburg,
III ft partie du lie corps de Tar
NEE de Potomac. Apr6s cette batail.
le fameuse entire toutes celles de
cette Tongue lutte fratricide, il fit
partie du zoe corps SOUS IL general
Hooker ct accompagna le general,
Sherman dams SO c6lebre marche
.yers la mer.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-05-26

ANaLETERRE. Les tories sont
furisux de ID longueur des debats
|du bill de coercltion. Els won't fai-
re- le possible pour que Il loi passe
sans delai
La R6publique FRANCHISE 9 in
vite le gonvernement american
|d'enYoyer deux officers de parm6e
pour assister aux manoeuvres de-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-05-26

lie Gouverneur General re.
viendra ieudia Ottawa on une re-
ception splendide lui sera fate.
Toutes les rues seront pavois6es ct
ornees de drapeaux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-05-26

--L'6glise de Ste Anne de Beau
pre- a 6t6 declar6e Basilique mineu
re- par Sa Salntet6 Leon Kill.
I'll y aura dams la nouvelle Basil
lique sept autels fixes q lsnsta1 de
Saint Pierre de Rome.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17
Fire-SuGocateI

BUFFALO, n. Y.-Kent aad Lakeview 10
tells with number of cottages at Lake
View, near jamestown, were destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss. half million.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Grcmen we're
called out an hour bsfore day break thi-
morning to battle with {. fro at No II Soutl
street, that VAS assuming threatening pro
portions. The building is five stories high
and occupied by J. G.. Airport. wholesale
grocer and shipchandlcr. Adjoining it at
Nos. 123 aud 125 Broad street, is William
W. Wicke's syrup warehouse. The fire OK
tended to the B:oad street premises ana
partly wrecked it. The total damage is
nearly 100000. A loss OF sixty thousand
dollars falls upon ]. G. Alport's stock, $780,
OOO On William w Wic!:es and so, 900 on
the building The canse Of the frs is IN
known.
BosToN, Oct 17.-The tenement occupied
By James O'Conneil, at Peabody, was burned
yesterday and two children of O'Connel
James, aged T. AID Mary aged years. were
sulIocated before they could TO reached.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17
Horrible Accident.

INDIANAPOLIS, lad, Oct. i.-Ernest
Tendemen, Beo ine ealploye, was the
victim yesterday of a horrible aud peculiar
accident. While standing On platform
loading coal on locomotive tender his foot
slipped, and he fell head foremost about ff
teen feet, striking Il switch target, which,
entering the shoulder. wac driven clear
through his body. There was q knob on the
end of the target which he'd to be fled OH
before he was extricated. Il took thirty five
minutes to remove the knob and the accu
mula.ed rust before he could be lifted off ths
target, and during the entire time OF this
horrible impalemen. the man withstood the
excrucia.ing,torture, Conscious of his stu
alton aud of the efforts being made for his
rescue. The target was about an inch and
a.half in diameter. He was removed to th,,
hospital, and, Notwithstanding his terrible
injuries, the physicians express a hope o;
saving the unfortunate mans life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17
Sc SsS zz.
To.DAY.s TELEcRApEzEC NEWS,
Eorei-n News.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Shakespeare
memorial fountain, presented By Mr. G. ".
Childs. OF Philadelphia, to lhs town OF
stratford-upon-Avon, was dedicated with
imposing ceremonies to day The early
trains brought large numbers Of distinguish
ed persons to attend the dedication. The
weather wee Gue. There was an immecss
crowd iu attendance aud much enthusiasm
was manifested. DIR. Maceuiey represented
Mr. Childs at the proceedings. Just before
noon the invited guests formed in lice and
marched to the town hall and thence to the
site of the fountain. Mr. Henry Irving
made the dedication speech. He said he
admired Mr.. Chids' public spirit and ener
gY, which were worthy OF Philadelphis.
His generous deeds were widely known and
he was greatly respected.
Mr.. Gladstone arrived at Manchester to
day and was heartily cheered by the crowd
which had gathered to welcome him. He
will speak ct the meeting CT the libsral
federation in Nottingham to orrow
a jeputalion CT unemployed woraingnep
vent to the Mansion House to day aud de
manded that they be supplied with work
The board OF aldermen referred them TO the
work house. When tie deputation report
ed the result OF their mission to those who
sent them the mob became infuri.ted and
are now marching toward the city. They
arc surrounded by force Q police.
COPENHAGEN, Oct. 13.-Prinecss Maud
and Priacess Lonise daughters of the Prince
of Wales, who are both suffering from an st
tack of measles are progressing fayorably
toward recovery. Princess Maud is the
worse sufferer from the disease. Princess
Louise has only slight attack.
VIENNA. Oct. 17.-Court Won Tasfie, Aus
TRAN Prime Minister, threatens to resign his
Office unless the Nationalist moderate their
demands in relation to federation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspon lencc OF the Alexs GAZETTE
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Oct. II, 1857.
The patriot martyrs" Attorney General
Ayers, of Virginia. aud COMMONWEALTH
Attorneys Scott and McCabe, OF the same
State. arrived here from Richmond yester.
day evening in charge of U. S. Marshal
Scott, OF the eastern district OF Virginia, cd
put up at the metropolitan Hotel. Nr
Ayers, who, by the by, looks very mich lik,.
q small John Gooie wanted hir,seif and
Messrs. Scott and McCabe TO be repister.5
as .prisouers," but The Mefshal thon.hr
otherwise. While ut ths motel they were
caleb upon by several Vlrgiuiaus who con
graduated them upon The stand they mad
taken, aud expressed the hope that they
would soon be released. AT noon today
they appeared in the room of the U. S. Sn
preme Court. accompanied b., their counsel.
Messrs. Gordon aud Meredj ID and MIR. ]. l.
Tucker. The knowledge, that their case
would come before thar court to-day had
attracted quito nuu- Dor of Virgins law
yers tners 20 wlr,es the proceedings,
among them W.essrs. Goode. Page,
hooer'son o., Kent, Reach. Burke, Marbury aud
others. Inc "p atriots" sat in row
IN 'front.' OF The Chief Justice. Mr..
Meredith sitting Immediately on their left
and Marshal s colt in the rear. They were
clean shaveD, DIRE: ssd in the most approved
style, seemefi 10 be- well fed, and had the
appearance of being anything else than
martyrs In'e,d every evidence of mar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17
granted their petition and appointed Gen.
I. P. Chettin who has figured prominently
in the arrangement, receiver.
The state Prisoners.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. lin the su.
preme Court to day the L. s. Marshal OF the
eastern district OF Virginia made return 10
the writ of habeas corpus in the cases of At
torney General Ayers. and other imprisoned
State officers OF Virginia and their counsel
Mr. Gordon, renewed the motion that they
be admitted to bal! pending the argument Of
the question At issue. Chief Justice Waite
ordered that the bodies of the prisoners be
committed to the custody cf the Marshal Of
this court until tomorrow when the court
will announce its decision as tc bail and
tIma for argument
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17
T!.c Chicago Tragedy.

CHICAGO, Oc.. l7.-Mrs. s. W. Rawson
whose husband was shot BY her son ycs.er.
day, and Gen. 1. n Stiles, her counsel held
a ong interview last night. After the in
tervew General Stiles said Il am not yet
certain that viii defend MIS- Rawson's
son, bus propose to stand By her for an in
definite period because l believe she has
been grossly and cruelty abused. believe
the boy did not Intimate to 3Irs. Rawson
his intention Of killing her husband. The
more think over the affair the less am
surprised. I suppose Riwson is dyios
man and l will say nothing of him, but his
attorneys and detectives who have been
hunting Mrs. Rawson ike hyenas are rot
dead. They have chased her ell over the
country hunting for evidence to disproye
her chastity"
Rawson is still alive and biz physicians
have some hope OF his recovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17
The 6,resident af Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 1.-THE President and
party arrived at the fair grounds this morn
ing and were received with much entbusi
asm. Later the party proceeded TO the city
escorted by grand procession. The Peesi
dent and the procession made its wa3 20
the capitol where. upon staud erected for
the purpose, the necessary fcrmalitiea tool;
place. Governor Tsy!ors speech was y,
brief but eloquent expression OF the hos
piiaity of this section, and that OF Hon. A.
5. Colyar, editor Of The Nashville -4maican.
embodied an eloquent tribute 10 the char
acter of The President. To both the presi
dent replied in SIN appropliste speech.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17

A GREAT deal of space in the Washington
newspapers is now filed with accounts cf
all sorts Of vice ard crime committed Ky
the colored population OF tina; city. 1t has
been 50 ever since the war, but observers
notice thatit has been steadily increasing
until it has become positively offensive to
many of the readers OF those papals. No
woader one of the preachers of Washington
recently said the national capital is the
most immoral and criminal city in the cou0-
try. Liberty is teneer hower, and
should be entrusted only to the care of the
wise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Information from some OF the coun.ies ad
Joining Petersburg is to the effect that the
streams ere all drying up.
The republicans of Augusta county have
nominated ". 3. Dunlap and Bsri +. Craig
for the House ofDeegates.
The Roanoke Machine Works have con
tract to supply the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company with $50 hopper cars.
The Norfolk county democratic conven-
ton has unanimously nominated DR.. r. B.
Tabb for the House of Delegates.
Ouer 900 pieces of valuable cut timber
logs, numbering many thousand feet, were
destroyed by last weeks fire in the Dismal
Swamp.
Official matters will prevent Governor
Lee from going TO Atlanta to meet the Pres
ident and witness the great exhibition there
rs be st one time intended
Gov. Lee has asked ex Senator Conklipg
to argue the cases OF Mr.. Ayers, Maj. Scott
ard Mr.. McCabe before the U. S. Supreme
Court, and lie has consented 10 do so.
The fair of the Virginia Agricultural md
Industrial Association, colored, At Peters
burg, which closed on Saturday. was not
,Duch Of success and was poorly attended
Rev. ]. Powell Garland, presiding elder
OF the Richmond district. Virginia Confer
ence, NJ E. Church South, was thrown from
his buggy last week and bad bis right arm
broken.
The entire rear will OF large four story
brick building occupied by W. e. Deaton, IF
Petersburg, grocer, fell in with o crash last
Saturday. The damage dons will amount
to about s., 500
Henry Smithson, white man, employed
in operating steam dredge on the Abe
marie and Chesapeake canal, while aework
near ODDS Point iast Friday, had both hands
crushed off by being caught in the hosting
chains.
Charles W. Swsrtz, of Ksblelown, who
went over into Maryland on Saturday to de-
liver horse, was fatally stabbed 10 Sharps
burg Saturday nigdt by some person I'm
known. While standing in front ofa saloon
. stranger approached Swartz, and with the
remark, There, take that sta obed him in
the abdomen. SwartZ's wound is six inches
in length and caused his bowels to protrude
and is fatal. The ASSASSIN made his escape.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Nsw Yopz. Oct. 1.-THE stock maEke: opened
Irregular this morning, with changes from sa.a..
days final prices Of from Is 10 D per cent ei.ae.
Way. Tie dealings soon became extremely aet.7e
aud AZ the same tine decidedly weak, thoagh
few stocks made slight advances in the f.s: fee
ininut :. Before 1920, however, several seocks
declined fractional amounts. 4 rally qoicklv
followed aud except in the weakes: stocks tie
los:es were made up and in few cases small fr.c
tions in addition, after which there was marked
decrease in he amount of business done AID tic
list re,naintd comparatively steady. IL eleven
the market was fairly active and steady 70 ifa.
generally at close to opening figures Money
easy st 4a5.
BAl1.xora, Oct. 17.-virginia s. cOnsoifa,ea
with coupon 45; pest-duo coupons Co. 10 -.
with coupon So; new IS 81 bid today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17
VT. Vernon Ayenuc.

A reconnaissance of the country between
tho Virginia end of the AQueduct bridge and
this city, through which it is proposed
Mount Vernon avenue will be run, was
made on Saturday. The starting point was
from the Virginia approach to the Aqueduct
bridge. Among those present were Mayor
J. 3. Smoot, j. =. Sickle7, ". Gillingham,
Henry w. Newly, T. L. Windsor, f. A.
Reed, Park Agnew, Frank Hume, Vim. E.
Clarke, w. II. Hatch, E. Il. Greenougb, Jas.
r. Cation, ]. G. Smco., Mr.. Corbet, and 9th
ers of this city aad county. The party Erst
went TO Fort l1ye7 and after viewing the fine
scenery which tee elevated position afforded,
the carriages containing the party moved
on and followed the ridge of the hill run.
ming along the river for several miles, pass
ing through the valley by the old stone
bridge Mt -Four. mile run. over which passes
the Georgetown pike Tow out of use, but
which was The principal thorougbfare and
old stage line during Washington's days;
thence 70 the residence ct Frank Hume, sit.
usted az al elevation OF 200 feet and about
two miles from Alexandria, where an ee-
CANT lunch was served. After enjoying Che
beauties OF the spot from which Alexandria
can he seen at tne foot Of the elevation,
meeting Of the committee was held and tie
TIRES engineers we're assigned 10 survey ard
report separately upon as many routes-to
wit, the valley, the Ridge, and the interior
route, Mcasrs. Newly, Sicicies, and Giiing-
ham. teiag assigned to the routes respective
,y-lhe routes 20 ,uu from the AqueGuct
bridge, Virginia share, and terminate at
wv shireton street. Alexandria.
Tie party separated 10 the afternoon az
's.r a most satisfactory recon: ssance, show
. IN Tod haa hp
located for the ayeaue to the tomb of Wash
iugton-
4 re connoissance over the second diVis.
ion of the avenur. Leading from hare TO
Mount Vernon, will b. made in few days.
Mayor Smoot expressed himself rs well
pleased at the reception the committee met
at the hands Of the people along tue line
and the prospect of securing the right of
way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17

DURING Mr.. THAcKERAY's visit TO this
country. forty odd years ago, he wrote let.
ter from Richmond to friend 10 Engiand'
in which he said "The negroes don't shock
me or excite my compassionate feelings at
all they are SO grotesque and happy that l
can't cry over them. The little black imp5
are trotling and grinning about the streets
women. Norkmen and walters Ell well fed
and happy" II that distinguished writer
were alive now, and 10 Richmond, ne would
write vastly G.HoIe&: !.c:..@-, f2- .hcccsh &c
would see much among the negroes on the
streets there 10 Stock and excite his cora
passionate feelings, lie would see q great
deal more that is calculated to do so among
the mutitudes Of them in the pocr's houses
work houses, jails snd penitentiaries, in
which they rarely used to be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17

THERE MUsT be thieves; BUTT doesn't nae
essariiy follow that they should be either re
taired in, or appointed to, fede.al Office, Ia
which they vii 6e affolded opportunities
for robbng the people, nor does their reten
ton or apooin ment reflect any credit on
the administration during which their rob
berries are committed. The most recent case
OF the kind referred 10 is that OF an Indian
agent, who, during the short 'ime since he
was appointed By the present administre-
lion, has succeeded in rotbiug the govern
ment OF not less than thirty thousand dol
lara
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17

PRINTERS STRIKES have become SO fire.
frequent. and are induced by so many dif
ferent causes, that the inventive genius OF
the world has been stimulated to devise
some means by which their i'll effects can be
prevented. Years have been spent in the
endeavor, and a great deal of money, but
the object has at last been, at least partially
attained By the invention of II machine that
will do the work of seventeen men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17

One Of Baltimore's foremost Commission
Merchants. Mr. w. Edwin Chpchase (of
Chipchase Bros.,) wrtes:-A few days since
sprained my left foot, the pain was so Sc.
we're that could hardly walk at all. cav
your Salvation Oil advertised. so determl.
ed to give il 6 square trial. a few appica-
lions relieved me entirely and my foot is
now as stroug as ever. For the relief and
cure of sprains and in1ammations 1 regard
i. as preparation of great merit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17

ESCAPED a TossING.-It is reported that
there was carefully planned scheme among
the St Paul sncwsaoe clubs 10 toss Presi-
dent Cleveland up in their bouncing blank
SIS Monday evening. Members Of the clubs
hsd discussed the matter at length and f.
rally came 10 The conclusion that it wculd
not he an lndienity. II was arranged to
capture him as he descended from the speak
ers' stand on Bridge Square and bounce
him. A member of the militia got wind of
tho schemo and told an officer, and troops
were 30 stationed that it wGs impossible for
The snowsho ers to get at the President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17
z. a O. e. Il. Shares.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 17-Baltmore and Ohio
Railroad shares were not IS strong On the
narke: to-day a. on Saturday. Five shares
oai5 were sold ut the stock exchange. and
they brough. 1124 Subsequently l12. was
bid for g small amount, but none were
G,.ra6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17

MORE IRoN.-A letter received at this Of
fee says "a large vein OF iron ore he's been
discovered By Prof. schar: on the farm of
Mr.. Geo. Carter, at Oatlauds. Digging was
begun Immediately under his direction.
The ore is OF The best quality, and is found
in quantities, exceeding any previous finds
III the county. The analysis by Philadel-
phia chemists proves it to be the best Besse-
MGR ore brought to thair laboratory. The
first vein discovered was quite large. end
over 500 pounds of ore were taken out the
first day.--Lees5Nrq Washinqtonian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-17
En- Che Hands Of Il Receiver.

CHICAGO. Oct 1.-THE great" Interpa-
ton Encampmert was placed in the bands
of receiver this morning. General Bent
ley and other managers of the affair united
in petition to Judge Garnet this morning
that receiver be appointed and the court